Do your… McFeely: Do my "kick in the teeth" answer?
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"It can feel like a kick in the teeth," he said.
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This got him a kick in the teeth from the Warren crowd.
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"It's a kick in the teeth" to the Bellbrook neighborhood, Howard said.
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It's a kick in the teeth to know that we're just somebody's option.
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Markus: Do your "kick in the teeth"… McFeely: Everyone gets kicked in the teeth.
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It's a kick in the teeth with the police telling us who we are.
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It would be such a kick in the teeth because we've come so far.
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He said news of Betts' final act was "a kick in the teeth" to the community.
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The appeal of giving a kick in the teeth to Mr Cameron and his Tory government is also clear.
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Apple's alteration of its map is a significant concession to Russia, and a kick in the teeth to Ukraine.
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The final sequence detailing income inequality and sweatshop exploitation in the fashion industry is a powerful kick in the teeth.
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The thought that anyone wouldn't feel safe around me is a kick in the teeth, but it's one that I've earned.
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"This is a massive kick in the teeth," Rosalio Rocha, 52, a construction worker on the site from a nearby town said.
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To those who view Essar as a test case for the new regime it looks more like a kick in the teeth.
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The China shock was just another kick in the teeth for a group that had been in decline for a long, long time.
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This is a kick in the teeth for the old-style borrowers and, in the short run, for the bankers who backed them blindly.
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But as much as these folks were all-in for the oft-bankrupt developer, Trump's presidency has been a kick in the teeth for them.
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Airbus may already be reaping the benefits: a bumper deal for 290 A320s from China last month was a further kick in the teeth for Boeing.
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The strike had been severely criticised by IATA, the world airlines' main trade association, which called it a "kick in the teeth" for airlines and airport staff.
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Had she won, the appearance of Hillary Clinton would have been just as big a kick in the teeth for the other half of the crowd at UFC 205.
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"The Louisiana economy needs a kick start, not a kick in the teeth," Gifford Briggs, the top lobbyist and vice president at the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association, wrote in 2160.
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While the song is obviously designed to appeal to the mass of casual listeners who were fans of both artists, to fans of Peep it feels like a kick in the teeth.
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Which is one giant step for White, one huge leap for mixed martial arts, and one depressing kick in the teeth for those of us hoping MMA was growing into a civilized member of society.
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That, I've got to say, has to be a proper kick in the teeth for people who bought Lumia devices after they took Microsoft at its word when it said it was doubling down last year.
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"It's an extra big kick in the teeth when Sketch is so big and has been on TV." As Taylor puts it, this is one of the only times the tattoo community in the UK has really rallied together as an industry.
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In 21 he achieved the most impressive kick in the teeth imaginable as he came out of the year with the most tournament victories of anyone, without winning a single tournament—a feat which had not been recorded in hundreds of years of professional sumo.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Heart surgery and then a shoulder operation came as "a bit of a kick in the teeth" for 2016 Olympic champion rower Will Satch last year but time off the water has provided fresh focus for the hard slog toward next year's Tokyo Games.
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" Haf Elgar, director of Friends of the Earth Cymru, said that the government's decision to pull the plug on its support for the project was a "kick in the teeth for the region — and a massive blow for the development of Wales' huge renewable energy potential.
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Some people think that success is the best revenge; the real kick in the teeth for your enemies, they argue, is your "glow up," your unbothered ascension to a higher plane of being where you're not focused on pettiness because you're too focused on doing you.
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"This action by air traffic controllers is a kick in the teeth for all the airline and airport staff who have worked so hard to reconnect Brussels to the world after the appalling terrorist attack just three weeks ago," IATA, the world airlines' main trade association, said in a statement.
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Roger Cohen LONDON — The British have given the world's political, financial and business establishment a massive kick in the teeth by voting to leave the European Union, a historic decision that will plunge Britain into uncertainty for years to come and reverses the integration on which the Continent's stability has been based.
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"House Releases District Subway Funds." Washington Post. December 3, 1971. Silvio Conte replied by asking members if they wished to kick in the teeth of the President.
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Their song "Bring This All Together" was featured in the game Dream League Soccer 2018. Another one, "Kick In The Teeth", would be in Dream League Soccer 2019.
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Doug Bradley has stated that he has not been approached to reprise the role of Pinhead in the remake, stating that "seeing someone else become Pinhead feels like a kick in the teeth".
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Tait described this as "a kick in the teeth".A kick in the teeth, says disillusioned Tait ABC News. Retrieved 15 May 2009 Tait signed as an overseas player for Chipstead, Coulsdon & Walcountians in Division 5 of the Surrey Championship in June 2009. Tait did not have his CA contract for 2009–10 renewed, but after Andrew Symonds' contract was withdrawn after he was sent back from Britain before the 2009 ICC World Twenty20, he was given a replacement contract.
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The Earl Haig Memorial, an equestrian statue in Whitehall commissioned by Parliament and sculpted by Alfred Frank Hardiman, aroused some controversy and was not unveiled until just before Armistice Day in 1937.'A Kick in the Teeth ' by Nicholas Watkins.
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It was the > new drum and bass. It was the biggest kick in the teeth for us ever...Yeah! > They had all the girls, it was where all the girls from the jungle scene had > gone. Drum and bass was at its worst.
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Retrieved on 21 April 2010.Hinds, R. (2008): Dead legs and another kick in the teeth The Age (23 August 2008). Retrieved on 21 April 2010. Morgan eventually placed fifth after she lost the bronze medal match against French competitor Gwladys Épangue 4–1.
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"You had Bloc Party,Kaiser Chiefs and Futureheads - bands that were sounding post-punk. We're not reinventing the wheel. We're just trying to write good songs." "Guess Again", the first single, was released on 4 May, and was chosen by public vote on Phantom 105.2 The second single, "Kick In The Teeth", was released on 27 July.
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Retrieved 25 October 2018 Later that month, Perth Glory forward Andy Keogh was critical of Bolt's ability, stating his first touch is "like a trampoline." He added Bolt has "shown a bit of potential but it's a little bit of a kick in the teeth to the professionals that are in the league.""Usain Bolt: Olympic champion has 'touch like a trampoline', says Andy Keogh." BBC.
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Conte and Giaimo focused on recruiting younger members of the House, who were frustrated at Natcher's stalling, and many friends, spouses, and staff members of Congress also individually lobbied members to win passage of the Giaimo motion. Seven hours of rancorous debate preceded the voting. George H. Mahon, chair of the full Appropriations Committee, emotionally begged members not to "kick in the teeth of the Appropriations Committee".Eisen, Jack.
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Rock on the Range 2009 was Avenged Sevenfold's last appearance in the United States before their drummer, Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan died on December 28, 2009. During their performance on May 22, 2010, the music video for Papa Roach's single "Kick in the Teeth" was filmed. In 2011 and 2012 the festival saw a major change and was expanded to include an additional half-day Friday Night Pre-party that saw the addition of four more bands being added for the party.
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This policy shift came about partly because of the rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline, which the premier likened to a "kick in the teeth". The province's new climate policies also include phasing out coal-fired power plants by 2030, and cutting emissions of methane by 45% by 2025. Alberta witnessed the effects of climate change in a dramatic manner when a "perfect storm" of El Niño and global warming contributed to the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire, which led to the evacuation of the oil-producing town at the heart of the tar sands industry.
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" Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated the episode four stars out of five. The two wrote positively of the "amiable quality to the story which makes its finale moments all the more of a kick in the teeth."Shearman and Pearson (2009), p. 92. Shearman and Pearson noted that "Leonard Betts" was the first episode "to come along [in the fourth season] which feels light and frothy, and it deliberately makes the unkindest cut of all.
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Colin Parry, who received £7,500 after the death of his 12-year-old son in the Warrington bomb attacks, called for a review of the compensation system saying "It's a kick in the teeth. Every time these judgments come along, it reminds us how little society appears to value a child's life". Maguire married Hardy in County Louth in July 1996, and they have three children. Hardy was arrested in August 2005 while on a family holiday in Torremolinos, Spain and extradited to Germany in January 2006 to face charges over his role in the 1989 Osnabrück bombing.
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Sarah Brown is a transgender activist and former Liberal Democrat politician. She was the Cambridge City Councillor for Petersfield ward between 2010 and 2014, serving as Executive Councillor for Community Wellbeing since 2013 and currently also serves as a member of the LGBT+ Liberal Democrats executive. She is a trans woman and, for several years, was the only openly transgender elected politician in the UK. In 2011, she appeared on the Independent on Sunday "Pink List" as the 28th most influential LGBT person in the UK, dropping to 34th in the 2012 list, but rising again to 27th in the 2013 list. Brown is an advocate for equal marriage, and has several times discussed marriage laws as they affected her; her 2001 marriage to her wife Sylvia Knight was annulled upon gaining a Gender Recognition Certificate in 2009, and she described her subsequent civil partnership to Knight as a "kick in the teeth".
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The removal of Owen Paterson as Environment Secretary after his response to summer flooding and call for a cull of badgers were criticised was poorly received by many on the right. Christopher Booker called his removal an "insult to the countryside", and one of Cameron's worst mistakes as leader. Paterson, who reportedly told Cameron that his sacking was a "big mistake" and would be taken as a "kick in the teeth" by rural Conservative voters likely to defect to the UK Independence Party, would go on to criticise the government from the right on a diverse number of issues, and alleged that he was removed due to pressure from a consortium environmental groups, renewable energy companies, and environmentalist public officials which he described as "the green blob". In the days after his sacking, Paterson was often seen with Liam Fox, the former Defence Secretary tipped in the media for a return to the cabinet, who was said to have felt "humiliated" by Cameron's offer of a junior position at the Foreign Office during the reshuffle, prompting fears amongst Cameron's advisers that Paterson and Fox would come to lead opposition to Cameron within the party.
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